Tag: Publishers

Barnes & Noble, books, Delaware Division of the Arts, publishing, social media, Tinderbox, Twitter, writing

Musing 8/19/22 The B&N Controversy

authorwasimpson

After seeing many posts on various Twitter feeds but no information, I was curious about the situation with Barnes and Noble. So of course I did one of my favorite things--researched. From what I'm understanding and feel free to correct me if I'm wrong-- Barnes and Noble will no longer be carrying hardcover copies of… Continue reading Musing 8/19/22 The B&N Controversy

BIPOC, blog, blogging, books, SFWA

So Maybe it’s Time to Update That List, @SFWA?

authorwasimpson

Now that I am an unofficially published author (WAHOO!) I looked at the SFWA membership again. At one point, they advised me they were giving diverse writers free memberships. I tried applying, but it always made me key in my card number and such. I was wary about that and it didn't seem that I… Continue reading So Maybe it’s Time to Update That List, @SFWA?

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Mini-Musing 8/27/21

authorwasimpson

We've all heard it. Genre writers, in various forms or another. "Why don't you write something serious?" "Why don't you write a real book?" "Fantasy (science-fiction, horror, romance...) isn't real writing." Even with all the genre fiction being made into movies and TV out there, you still have people asking these questions. Recently, The Neverending… Continue reading Mini-Musing 8/27/21

author interview, authors, Ava DuVernay, Barnes & Noble, BIPOC, blog, blogging, books, contemporary fantasy, dystopian, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, fiction, Flame Tree Press, Heroic Fantasy, N.K. Jemisin, published stories, publishing, science-fiction adventure, short stories, Tinderbox

Musing 8/22/21 ~ MORE BLACK FANTASY, PLEASE!

authorwasimpson

I believe it's wonderful how there are so many production companies being created with the sole purpose of bringing BIPOC works to TV, movies and streaming services. Most recently, the production company Higher Ground, owned and operated by the fabulous Barack and Michelle Obama, are bringing Blackout to Netflix. Published by Quill Tree Books, an… Continue reading Musing 8/22/21 ~ MORE BLACK FANTASY, PLEASE!